Jazz Clubs in London

Ronnie Scott's

Jazz Club / Live Music Venue

Party Earth Review Ronnie Scott’s, London’s oldest jazz venue and a Soho institution, has hosted legends like Jimi Hendrix and continues the tradition by booking the best acts in the world. Low lighting sets the mood in this intimate one-of-a-kind spot, where the dark and understated décor is clearly designed to put the emphasis on the music ... more

47 Frith Street
Soho London W1D 4HT

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Jazz Café

Jazz Club

Info The Jazz Café, founded in December of 1990, is a music venue in Camden Town, London with a seating capacity of 350. Though the venue originally played live jazz music seven nights a week, its name is now a bit misleading - when Mean Fiddler acquired the venue in 1992 it was converted into a jazz, soul, funk, world, dance ... more

5 Parkway
London NW1 7PG

606 Club

Jazz Club / Live Music Venue

Party Earth Review With live performances every night for the past thirty years, the 606 Club has built its reputation as the place to hear some of the coolest jazz in London. Much like a 1920s speakeasy, the club requires guests to stop at its iron gates and ring a buzzer, after which they must descend the basement steps to a locked door ... more

90 Lots Road
Chelsea, London SW10

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As a bastion of all things music, it should come as no surprise that jazz clubs in London host some of latest and greatest saxophone swinging artists in the world – and do so on a nightly basis.

London jazz clubs come in all shapes and sizes and cater to all types and budgets. The venues range from big pristine halls with grand stages to down and dirty dives with old-timers trumpeting their hearts out in smoky rooms.

One of the most well-known jazz clubs in the city, and possibly the planet, is Ronnie Scott’s. Opened in Soho in 1959, Ronnie is a major jazz institution open seven nights a week and features the biggest names in the business like Wynton Marsalis and others.

Another very cool jazz haunt is the 606 Club, a small speakeasy where the musicians are practically on top of customers but is a hotspot for a younger jazz-loving set.

Big or small, old or new, jazz clubs in London are ubiquitous throughout the city and offer up a steady clientele smooth nightly tunes to tap your toes and shake your tail feathers to.